National Bonds has announced a new partnership with the Ports, Customs, and Free Zone Corporation (PCFC) in order to provide their employees with innovative savings and investment solutions.
The partnership was considered in the light of a recent national bond study which revealed that 76 percent of individuals intend to save and invest in the UAE.
Through this partnership, National Bonds aims to promote a culture of savings and help the employees and their families secure emergency funds, education, and healthcare, which in turn will contribute to the overall development of society by promoting well-being and happiness. PCFC employees will have access to National Bonds’ diverse range of savings and investment programs, such as the ‘Global Savings Club’ and ‘Second Salary’, the all-new customized saving solution, designed to help individuals generate supplementary income.
Mr. Mohammed Qasim Al Ali, Group Chief Executive Officer of National Bonds, said that, “We are delighted to announce our partnership with the Ports, Customs, and Free Zone Corporation (PCFC), marking a new milestone in alignment with National Bond’s strategic vision of fostering collaboration with national companies who are dedicated to supporting their employees’ financial wellbeing.”
“This strategic approach reflects the critical role that employers have towards their employees towards achieving their financial prosperity and it boosts their talent attractiveness and retention within their organizations,” Mr. Al Ali added.
Mr. Saeed Albannai, Acting Executive Director of PCFC Investment Department expressed his appreciation for the partnership formed with the National Bonds, describing it as the start of an exceptional strategic alliance. He stressed how advantageous this partnership would be for both parties.
Mr. Albannai further stated that “the agreement aims to benefit PCFC employees by offering them specialized savings programs that help them increase their income and achieve their financial prosperity, secure their future, and promote a saving culture.”
